Alphabet associations - I

[antongould]

Would I do a thing like that on a Saturday morning?

[mercia]

there's a Ferry from Washington
Sunday Songs eludes me

[antongould]

It's from another, lesser, Washington across the pond......

[cloughie]

It's from another, lesser, Washington across the pond......

There's an American Dinah!

[cloughie]

There's an American Dinah!

And there's also a Megan!

[antongould]

No we are talking a composer born in W and Emily Dickinson .....

[mercia]

when cloughie gets the final bit of this could I invite him to set the next question please - I have to absent myself

[cloughie]

No we are talking a composer born in W and Emily Dickinson .....

Can't see any link but only composers I can find are Ellington and Sousa.

[antongould]

when cloughie gets the final bit of this could I invite him to set the next question please - I have to absent myself

Certainly mercs not for long I hope......

[cloughie]

when cloughie gets the final bit of this could I invite him to set the next question please - I have to absent myself

I reckon he'll be back before I get it!

[antongould]

I reckon he'll be back before I get it!

I think you are probably right Cloughers whilst the answer is plainly there in Wiki under Scott Wheeler composer of Washington DC the search doesn't seem to want to find it - I wonder if the italics has anything to do with it?

Anyway

Brian Ferry of Washington Tyne and Wear released Carrickfergus as a single
Ned Washington wrote the lyrics to Love Me Tonight although the credit is sometimes given to someone called Bing Crosby
And
The above mentioned Mr. Wheeler of a lesser Washington composed Sunday Songs setting pieces by Emily Dickinson


It was the now absent mercs what got it - so anyone for the fag end shift?

[cloughie]

I think you are probably right Cloughers whilst the answer is plainly there in Wiki under Scott Wheeler composer of Washington DC the search doesn't seem to want to find it - I wonder if the italics has anything to do with it?

Anyway

Brian Ferry of Washington Tyne and Wear released Carrickfergus as a single
Ned Washington wrote the lyrics to Love Me Tonight although the credit is sometimes given to someone called Bing Crosby
And
The above mentioned Mr. Wheeler of a lesser Washington composed Sunday Songs setting pieces by Emily Dickinson


It was the now absent mercs what got it - so anyone for the fag end shift?

I bet he murdered it!

[antongould]

You can be sure I am not buying it to find out......

[hedgehog]

It was the now absent mercs what got it - so anyone for the fag end shift?

Fag end? No............ Ernst, Richard, Paul will disagree, with this Z. (Though it seems to be less of a success for many others.)
Never like an uncompleted Alphabet.........

[antongould]

Well done the Hedge....